Sentence examples for always results from inspiring English sources

"But the other way round almost always results in ridicule".

A restatement almost always results in plunging stock prices, indignant investors and shareholder class-action suits.

That always results in last-minute scrambling, which is hard on teachers, administrators and students.

"It always results in human tragedy and massive cost to the taxpayer ultimately".

The flow through a die in extrusion always results in some orientation of the polymer molecules.

This produced a mutual esteem of the sort that always results when men give themselves to a common cause.

Across Westchester County, retailers have found that better service often equals higher sales and almost always results in loyal customers.

In countries with floating currencies, looser monetary policy often (though not always) results in a weaker exchange rate.

Although a zoom shot is generally smoother than a tracking shot, it always results in pictorial distortion.

The most ideal shot, Nets Coach Lawrence Frank said, is from the free-throw line because it almost always results in at least a point.

Such a contest, the only man who has led Labour to victory in the last 40 years concludes grimly, always results in "a traditional result".